ANTONYMS (Part-V)

Heavy - having a lot of weight.

Big- large in size.

Massive - extremely large or heavy.

Large- of considerable or relatively great size.

Plight- a difficult or challenging situation or problem.

Predicament- a difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation.

Dilemma- a situation requiring a difficult choice between two options.

Quandary- a state of uncertainty or perplexity about what to do.

Question-  to doubt or challenge something.

Dissipate- to disappear.

Delegate- to entrust tasks or responsibilities to others.

Appoint- to officially assign a position or task to someone.

Nominate- to suggest or name someone  for a position or award.

Depute- to authorise someone to act on behalf of another.

Innate- inborn or natural, present from birth.

Aquatic- relating to water or living in water.

Natural- existing naturally, not made or caused by humans.

Replete- filled or well-supplied with something.

Clandestine-secret or hidden from others.

Private- personal and not shared with others.

Sneaky- acting in a way that is secretive or dishonest.

Illicit - not permitted by law or rules.

Randomly- without a specific pattern or order.

Casually- in a relaxed and informal manner.

Unwillingly against one's will.

Incidentally- (something) happening by chance.

Brisk- quick and active.

Late- night happening late at night, usually after midnight.

Quick-moving or happening with speed.

Dusky- somewhat dark in color, often referring to the dim light at the end of the day.

Partial-  having a biased or unfair preference for one side.

Unjust- not fair or just.

Prejudiced- having an unfair opinion about someone.

Doubtful- not confident about something.

Trivial - small or unimportant.

Fierce - intense, aggressive, or strong in a way that shows a lot of emotion of energy.

Hopeful- feeling optimistic about a situation.

Common - ordinary or usual.